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Suppose for a moment that your ICT system has broken down. What percentage of your company would be brought to a halt? Or imagine cybercriminals stealing sensitive information about you or your customers? How would you react to this swiftly and limit or compensate for the damage? Cybercriminals attack thousands of Flemish companies every year for a whole variety of reasons. You must protect yourself against these attacks.

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General explanation

You probably think this will not happen to you but the figures cannot be ignored. Cybercrime is making huge strides and you, too, are a potential victim. Your CRM system alone is a valuable source of information.

The risk: maintaining your turnover

Your ICT system cannot be allowed to break down, as this would not only compromise your own processes it would also undermine your obligations to your customers to whom you have made great promises and to whom you would have to provide a huge amount of compensation in the event of a failure to stick to these pledges. However, it does not take a lot to put your system out of action: a defect, hacking,...

New risks every day

The more important the ICT system the higher the risks. And your security is not always effective enough. For example, how do you keep hackers away from your cloud servers? Or, more directly, how do you prevent a disgruntled employee leaving with data copied on a memory stick or leaving your systems disabled for hours or days?

Prevention and protection

Preventing cybercrime is obviously a priority. You have to get in touch with your ICT provider, take the appropriate measures and see to it that your servers and data are secure.

You do realise that more is needed than these preventive measures, however. Standard ICT insurance does not offer enough cover if your company is at a standstill or if a deal involving millions is at risk.

ADD cybercrime policy

ADD has pooled information and data gathered from thousands of small and large companies in order to develop a specific cybercrime policy, offering you:

Immediate support from an emergency call centre to ensure the right specialist to deal with your problem is assigned to your case straight away.
Compensation for damage to hardware, smartphones, tablets, ...
Recovery of any data lost through hacking, theft, viruses, errors, breakdowns, ...
Reimbursement of costs for reconstructing data, removing viruses, expert investigations, restoring your company's image, overtime, loss of turnover, ...
Assistance from a crisis manager, legal advisor, communication centre, …

The policy provides across-the-board protection against all the consequences of damage to or a breach of your IT system.

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Contact: Marc Rodeyns

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Cybercrime insurance

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The risk: maintaining your turnover

New risks every day

Prevention and protection

ADD cybercrime policy

L'assureur de protection juridique DAS annonce de nouveaux tarifs.

All risks on construction sites (ARCS)

Transport insurance